The new team will also have to address continued jitters on Wall Street and the possible economic ramifications of any war with Iraq.
In "A General Misunderstanding" (Op-Ed, April 16), Michael DeLong, a retired Marine lieutenant general, writes, "The outcome and ramifications of a war, however, are impossible to predict".
Mr. Bush is the first to question this principle, and his resolve is bolstered by Vice President Dick Cheney and Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, both of whom close their eyes to the potential ramifications of a war with Iraq.
Rosenzweig wrote a number of pseudonymous essays while serving at the front signed "Adam Bund" or "Macedonicus"—exploring the political ramifications of the war.
Virginia Woolf thought there ought to be a new approach to writing that reflected and responded to what she saw as a new world: a world that had been fundamentally changed by Einstein's revelations, technological advances, the ramifications of World War I, and the ideas of Freud and Marx.
The ramifications of the war were said to have played a part in the February 2004 murder of Armenian Lieutenant Gurgen Markaryan who was hacked to death with an axe by his Azerbaijani counterpart, Ramil Safarov at a NATO training seminar in Budapest, Hungary.
Eventually Eve is caught up in the turf war involving drugs with the Runoratta family and Gandors, the ramifications of the turf war affecting two lovers: Gandor speakeasy waitress Edith and her boyfriend drug addict Runoratta associate Roy Maddock.
Stone emphasized the continuing ramifications of the Vietnam War with Born on the Fourth of July 19899).
Were the most serious ramifications of a potential war between Iran and Israel primarily limited to those two countries alone, the United States might retain the luxury of maintaining a largely hands-off policy, as it has in Syria.
